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| New York Times crossword of August 25th, 2007 other clues |
| '... there are evils ___ to darken all his goodness': Shak. |
| 'Buona ___!' |
| 'That may be true, but ...' |
| 'What's Going On' singer, 1971 |
| Address south of the border |
| Advance further? |
| Alexis, e.g. |
| Arrow of Light earner's program |
| Bête noire |
| Chic |
| Clammed up |
| Comic Boosler |
| Cry 'nyah, nyah!' |
| Diamond, e.g. |
| Engagement breakers? |
| Exultant cry |
| Feast |
| Felix, e.g. |
| God commanded him to marry a harlot |
| Governing creative principle |
| Green's concern: Abbr. |
| Improve |
| Insignificant sort |
| It's built for a trial |
| It's most useful when cracked |
| Italian tenor ___ Schipa |
| Jazz pianist who played with Satchmo |
| King's second |
| Knock around |
| Light reddish-brown |
| Like petty offs. |
| Like some instruments |
| Like some instruments: Abbr. |
| Little redhead |
| Magazine that hands out annual Independent Press Awards |
| Modern provider of fast service, briefly |
| Money machine mfr. |
| New Wave singer Lovich |
| No-nonsense cry |
| Northeastern city named for a Penobscot chief |
| Nostalgia elicitor |
| Nugget holder |
| One concerned with the nose |
| Ones going head to head |
| Outlaw band member |
| Part of a rebel name |
| Pier grp. |
| Place of refuse |
| Player of June in 'Henry & June' |
| Prize cup, maybe |
| Puppet glue-ons |
| Response to 'I had no idea!' |
| Routine responses? |
| Roy Rogers's surname at birth |
| Russian peasant wear |
| Saki story whose title character is a hyena |
| She had brief roles as Phyllis on 'Rhoda' and Rhoda on 'Dr. Kildare' |
| Shore scavengers |
| Shot putters' supplies? |
| Soap actress Kristen and others |
| Some of those who 'hail the new' in 'Deck the Halls' |
| Son of Elam whose name means 'God the Lord' |
| They're thick |
| Title locale of five 1980s films: Abbr. |
| Tons of fun |
| Vietnam's ___ Dinh Diem |
| Visit |
| When a procrastinator tends to something |
| ___ Lemaris, early love of Superman |
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